Also, I need to tell you that I'm reading something besides Whitney books for the first time in months and it's awesome. The Whitneys were great too. Some were truly exceptional. But there's still a difference between reading a book because it's on my list and reading it because it's on someone else's list. It's kind of like if you ate nothing but chocolate for days, and then you suddenly have a potato chip and suddenly that crisp piece of spud is like a revelation. Neither is inherently better; I'm just rediscovering an appreciation for fiction I've long neglected.
Later this week I'll tell you about some books I think you should read. Because they are good. And they're all different from each other. But still good. But for now, really, you can go check out my other secret identity blog.
...The gospel of God, as the subject of this book, concerns Christ as the Spirit living within the believers after His resurrection. This is higher and more subjective than what was presented in the Gospels, which concern Christ only in the flesh as He lived among His disciples after His incarnation but before His death and resurrection. This book, however, reveals that Christ has resurrected and has become the life-giving Spirit (8:9-10). He is no longer merely the Christ outside the believers, but He is now the Christ within them. Hence, the gospel in this book is the gospel of the One who is now indwelling His believers as their subjective Savior. 
2. Mix together dry ingredients: In a medium bowl stir together 2/3 cup rice flour, 2/3 cup sorghum flour, 2/3 cup tapioca flour, 4 T sugar, 1/2 t salt, 2 t baking powder, 1 t baking soda, 1 1/2 t cinnamon, and 1 t allspice or pumpkin pie spice.
